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As one of San Francisco's top brokers, Jeff has opportunities to invest in real estate that quite simply aren't available to the masses.
That's why he's looking for you...
If you're interested in investing in the San Francisco real estate market and want to maximize your ROI then watch this short video.
Jeff reveals the kind of off-market homes he has access too and invites you to call him at 415-336-9695 if you have equity and/or are looking for deals you want to participate in.

AustinReal EstateInvestmentSmall BusinessExpo w/ Kenn Renner -- Call/Text Kenn today at 512-423-5626 to begin investing in Austin Real Estate
Email: Kenn@BuyAustin.com
Website: http://www.KennRenner.Com or http://www.BuyAustin.com
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I am Austin Real Estate Investment expert Kenn Renner, owner of Renner Realty,. I am one of the top investment residential real estate brokers in the Austin area, marking the sale of more than 400 properties to investors in 3 years with a turnover of more than $80 million!
I have been able to gain the confidence of Austin real estate investors. Austin is a dynamic city w/ strong potential for economic development, especially in the real estate market. And so, this is the moment to invest in Austin.
With 25-years experience, I have an in-depth knowledge of Austin real estate investing trends.
At present, I share tips for a successful investment in Austin w/ investors throughout the US in live and online seminars.
Along with our network of partners (builders, on-site agents and other real estate agents mastering the backstage of investors' markets), I provide the coaching necessary for future real estate investors in Austin - Texas so they achieve the expected objectives of their real estate investment in terms of profitability.
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I know of there’s limitations on short term rentals the city has passed but then you don’t have to be in the city of Austin to short term rentals when looking in other areas but as far as I know there is no rent control and that’s what happens is that in San Francisco right now it’s about 20 oh welcome did you just come here from San Francisco congratulations did you buy a house with all that equity so how much is a duplex in Oakland going for come on tell me 350 when 2008 on a 4,000 square foot lot okay for how much how much are you so the mortgage is $2,700 a month $6,500 a month how big are these duplex units 1,120 square foot and they are paying 3,200 dollars a month for that side both on the holes and the windows well welcome I’m here for you yeah great so it was $350 in 2008 what is it worth now so $950 so its 600 thousand dollar gain that you have and you heard about we don’t want to pay the government 15% plus depreciation recaptured so we’re going to do a 1031 tax deferred exchange yeah you just get taxed on that half right right so if you want to take some of that well year I don’t know I want to really necessarily pay the government I would rather you say put more more into the property and have the positive cash flow pay your mortgage off if you think about it because see your primary residence is really not an asset I mean when you think about it I mean it does go up in value but it doesn’t provide income it doesn’t provide depreciation so you know it’s nice to have foreign clear I have a guyot spot oh gosh Nelson has bought about what 6 properties from us this year just this year yeah and they are selling their house in California they bought in San Ortega for just for 3 years ago for 1.1 or 1.2 and it’s now worth 1.8 so and it’s been on rental but they lived there too last 5 years so they are going to get tax free they are doing the same thing and he lives in Twin Creeks and he said and he asked me Kenn should I buy a 500,000 dollar house now in Twin Creeks I said I’d much rather see you invest that money because rents is a lot lower than less than $3,000 its $2,500 a month right for a 500,000 dollar house why don’t you put that money in the bank or rent more property that’s producing income and depreciation and use that money as opportunity money because when and if there will be just there is a hick up in the market and especially in this high tech market what’s going to happen what’s the first homes that are going to be the ones that people are giving away $400, $4500, $600 I mean we even saw with one of our clients that was working for Dell he was working for Dell and they said 2 weeks’ notice we are shutting that division down you know and he lives in AveryRanch and I’m like wow you know he’s out of there so those are the first ones got that’s opportunity money for him so so I would say really is use this opportunity money for you and invest wisely and not invest in something that will be the first to drop so luxury market is one of the first to drop in the condo market is the first to drop those are your canaries in the coal mine so when we start seeing when we start seeing prices of condos dropping or the luxury market luxury market is already the buyer’s market right now and it has been but people are still buying those luxuries homes.

SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco startup Plenty specialized in vertical farming has secured $200 million from investors including Japanese media corporation SoftBank, the parent company of Google, Alphabet and Amazon.
Plenty grows their plants vertically on the sides of a tall tower. Lights are also arranged vertically to give the plants maximum amount of exposure.
The vertical farm can grow up to 350 times more produce than conventional farm in the same amount of space, using less water too, Fast Company reported.
According to the BBC, the firm is planning on building indoor vertical farms with the size up to five acres, which is roughly the size of big supermarkets like Walmart. The facilities will be built next to large cities in order to reduce the amount of delivery time.
"We believe that Plenty's team will remake the current food system to improve people's quality of life," Masayoshi Son, chief executive of Softbank Group said in a statement.
Plenty was founded in 2013. It now has 100 employees in San Francisco and Wyoming. The firm plans to supply its vertically grown food to market this fall.
The firm is not the first nor the only firm specializing in vertical farming. Other firms such as Aerofarms, Bowery and Betterlife Growers are all promoting this innovative farming technology.
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Investors should brace for a possible bear market in equities for 2019, and there are a number of safe haven assets to turn to on top of gold, said Patrick Ceresna, founder and chief derivative market strategist at Big Picture Trading.
“I think everyone’s a little too bearish on treasury bonds. If we start seeing a turn in the business cycle, as the market has to price out rate hikes that they’ve been pricing in, we may see a steepening of the yield curve and actually a lot of bonds may be a very good safe haven on the short-term,” Ceresna told Kitco News on the sidelines of the Silver & GoldSummit in San Francisco.
Ceresna said that gold may play the role of a safe haven asset, but investors would only flock to gold a little bit later.
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Kathy Fettke has seen a lot of ups and downs in the real estate market while living in San Francisco. She has bought rentals in San Francisco, but it can be really tough when almost every property costs more than one million dollars. After a health scare with her husband, she knew she had to find a way to create passive income while living in one of the most expensive markets in the United States. She has learned to buy rentals and even develop land in other markets to create that passive income and wealth. Kathy has also become an expert at helping others invest in other markets for cash flow. She tells us all about how she got started in the real estate business, how she built passive income in the face of a crisis, and how she helps others build more cash flow from markets across the country. You can listen to it all on this episode of the InvestFourMore Real Estate Podcast.
How did Kathy Fettke get her start in real estate? Kathy's father was a dentist who also invested in real estate. In 1997, a property manager for one of her father's properties sold the property without telling him! Her father needed to do a fast 1031 exchange with $500,000, so Kathy helped him pick a property in San Francisco that she and her husband could rent. Kathy ended up turning the house into a fourplex to help pay the rent, and her investing career began. Eventually, she inherited the property when it was worth $1.8 million. Kathy refinanced the property to finance other investments, but the market in San Francisco crashed, forcing her to sell the fourplex for a loss.
In 2003, Kathy's husband was diagnosed with melanoma and wasn't given long to live. Kathy and her husband decided to build as much passive income as they could so they could enjoy life and not work. Luckily, the doctors were wrong and her husband is alive and healthy today, but along the way, they bought many rentals and have created a fantastic life thanks to real estate.
How to get started investing in real estate.
What are good areas to invest in real estate in the United States? Kathy has bought—and helped others buy—houses all over the United States. I asked her which markets she likes to invest in, and she mentions that markets that are not on peoples' radar are usually the best to invest in. The prices have not been pushed up by speculation, and there is opportunity for cash flow and appreciation. Here are a few markets she talks about on the podcast:
Cleveland: I own a turn-key rental in Cleveland myself, which has done well. Kathy likes Cleveland because of the medical industry in the area, and millennials are moving into the area. Atlanta: Atlanta used to have great cash flow, but the market has improved there. She thinks there are still areas that are great for rentals. Kansas City: I have had a few people on my podcast who were from Kansas City, and they also agreed the market was great for rentals. Detroit: Many people are scared of Detroit because of the huge crash in their real estate market. However, the city scraped many houses, and the market has improved greatly. Kathy warns that you need to know where to invest in Detroit, but there are a lot of great opportunities there. How to invest in long distance turn-key properties.
How has Kathy invested in new construction projects and developments? I tried to develop a minor subdivision last year on some land I bought. I ended up selling the land and making a profit, but I did not create a subdivision. The process to create a subdivision would have taken over a year and taken a ton of cash. I see why there is so little development going on in Colorado, even though we have one of the hottest real estate markets in the country. Kathy got into developing real estate by taking over subdivisions that were not quite finished but had most of the work already done. She let the original developer plat the land and get utilities in place, and when that developer ran out of money, she stepped in with other investors to take over the project. She talks all about the process and how she got started developing on the podcast.
What are the top nine ways to invest in real estate?
How can you contact Kathy? Kathy created The RealWealthNetwork and the Real Wealth Podcast to help others learn how to invest in real estate. You can find a lot of information about her at realwealthnetwork.com and on her podcast.
Thank you for all the support for Hurricane Harvey victims! For those of you who are on my email list, Facebook, or saw my post on helping the hurricane victims, thank you! I put all my books on sale, and over Labor Day weekend, I had close to $1,000 in sales that I will be donating to the area.
EPISODE 117
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[0:00:13.9] MF: Welcome to the Invest Four More Real Estate Podcast. My name isMark Ferguson and I am your host. I am a house flipper. I flip 10 to 15 houses a year, I own 13 rental properties, with a goal...

Want to know the best cities to invest in real estate in 2018? Find out in this detailed, data-driven presentation from multifamily real estate investor Neal Bawa!
Discover the where and why of the best places to invest in real estate for 2018, breaking down the best cities and states using data from Yardi Matrix, Apartment List, Trulia, Zillow, Realtor.com and Forbes. Want to find the hottest cities for rent growth / cash flow, rehabbing, and price growth / appreciation? It's all here!
If you like this video, don't miss this presentation from Neal on Why Multifamily Real Estate is the BestInvestment!
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Neal Bawa is a multifamily real estate investor based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has been both an active and passive investor in multifamily and commercial syndications in TX, NC, KS, OH, NV, UT, FL and IL. Education is his passion, and he enjoys hosting free, live webinars on topics like Fundamentals of Multifamily Investing, Emerging Real Estate Trends, and How to Analyze Deals as a Multifamily Real Estate Investor.
If you like content from Limitless TV, Grant Cardone, CommercialProperty Advisors, RE Mentor and ApartmentBuildingInvesting with Michael Blank, you'll love what Neal Bawa has to share!

published:22 May 2018

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Starting from March 2 to March 14, 2017 we will host a unique in its scale and content forum series INVEST & TRADE IN UKRAINE ’17, TRANSATLANTIC. The uniqueness of the “transatlantic” tour implies visiting of the 4 North American economic centres: Toronto (Canada), New York, Houston and San Francisco (USA). In each city we’ll organize interesting discussions and meetings between participants from Ukraine, Canada and USA, international investors, and representatives of government bodies focused at integration of investment and trade possibilities of Ukraine and the aforementioned countries.
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published:13 Mar 2017

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At MoneyShow San Francisco, Peter Schiff: The problems I saw leading up to the financial crisis of 2008-9 are dwarfed by the problems that I see now under Bernake and Yellen. The bubble that they created is far bigger. This thing is probably going to blow up on Donald Trump. I wish he hadn't claimed ownership when he put his brand on this stock market bubble, on this phony economy. They're going to have the rename the Great Recession because this one is going to be worse. We are going to have a dollar crisis this time. The average American is going to suffer much more this time. That's why I'm here at the MoneyShow to tell people how to profit on the events that are about to unfold.
To get more actionable investing and trading insight and advice please visit https://www.moneyshow.com

San Francisco (1984 typeface)

San Francisco was one of the original bitmap typefaces for the Apple Macintosh computer released in 1984. It was designed by Susan Kare to mimic the ransom note effect and was used in early Mac software demos and Apple company fliers. An official TrueType version was never made, and San Francisco was rendered obsolete with the arrival of System 7.

Saint Francis, by Hank Gillette, is a free TrueType font of similar design sometimes used as a surrogate on non-Apple systems.

The song is now a popular sentimental sing-along at public events such as the city's annual earthquake commemoration. It is one of two official city songs, along with "I Left My Heart in San Francisco."

Judy Garland included the song to her concert repertoire, with a new introduction that starts, "I never will forget Jeanette MacDonald; just to think of her it gives my heart a pang. I never will forget, how that brave Jeanette, just stood there in the ruins and sang. A-a-a-and sang..." She opened a late 1950s concert at the Cow Palace with her version. It was so well and tumultuously received that she sang it again as an encore. In her later career, her interpretation grew darker. She parodies Jeanette's happy performance gradually becoming more serious, climaxing at, "but the only bridge that's a real gone bridge is the bridge across the bay," often sung with desperation near the point of collapse.

Variants

The San Francisco typeface has two variants: "SF" for OS X, iOS, and tvOS; and "SF Compact" for watchOS. The main difference is that the sides of letters with round shapes, such as o, e, and s, are round in SF, whereas they are flat in SF Compact. The flat sides allow the letters to have more space between them, thereby making the text more legible at small sizes, which is particularly important for the Apple Watch. Both SF and SF Compact each have two optical sizes: "display" for large and "text" for small text. Compared to display, the letters in text have larger apertures and more generous letter-spacing. The operating system automatically chooses the display optical size for sizes of at least 20 points, and text otherwise.

Overview

All 96 weekday trains and all 32 (Saturday) and 28 (Sunday) trains stop there. The station is in the Mission Bay/China Basin area, bordered on the north by Townsend Street, east by 3rd Street, west by 4th Street and south by King Street. It opened on June 21, 1975, replacing a station built in 1914 at 3rd and Townsend, one block away.

The Caltrain Downtown Extension project to the rebuilt Transbay Terminal includes the construction of an underground 4th and King station. The underground station will be next to the current station on the Townsend side. Several platforms on the current station will be retained as the terminal for non-electric trains, such as trains to Union City across Dumbarton Rail Bridge and trains to Gilroy.

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How To Invest In The San Francisco Real Estate Market With Jeff

How To Invest In The San Francisco Real Estate Market With Jeff

How To Invest In The San Francisco Real Estate Market With Jeff

As one of San Francisco's top brokers, Jeff has opportunities to invest in real estate that quite simply aren't available to the masses.
That's why he's looking for you...
If you're interested in investing in the San Francisco real estate market and want to maximize your ROI then watch this short video.
Jeff reveals the kind of off-market homes he has access too and invites you to call him at 415-336-9695 if you have equity and/or are looking for deals you want to participate in.

2:08

San Francisco officials invest in Filipino cultural district and night market

San Francisco officials invest in Filipino cultural district and night market

San Francisco officials invest in Filipino cultural district and night market

Investing in Austin Now Vs The Bay Area Once Upon A Time

AustinReal EstateInvestmentSmall BusinessExpo w/ Kenn Renner -- Call/Text Kenn today at 512-423-5626 to begin investing in Austin Real Estate
Email: Kenn@BuyAustin.com
Website: http://www.KennRenner.Com or http://www.BuyAustin.com
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I am Austin Real Estate Investment expert Kenn Renner, owner of Renner Realty,. I am one of the top investment residential real estate brokers in the Austin area, marking the sale of more than 400 properties to investors in 3 years with a turnover of more than $80 million!
I have been able to gain the confidence of Austin real estate investors. Austin is a dynamic city w/ strong potential for economic development, especially in the real estate market. And so, this is the moment to invest in Austin.
With 25-years experience, I have an in-depth knowledge of Austin real estate investing trends.
At present, I share tips for a successful investment in Austin w/ investors throughout the US in live and online seminars.
Along with our network of partners (builders, on-site agents and other real estate agents mastering the backstage of investors' markets), I provide the coaching necessary for future real estate investors in Austin - Texas so they achieve the expected objectives of their real estate investment in terms of profitability.
Transcript:
I know of there’s limitations on short term rentals the city has passed but then you don’t have to be in the city of Austin to short term rentals when looking in other areas but as far as I know there is no rent control and that’s what happens is that in San Francisco right now it’s about 20 oh welcome did you just come here from San Francisco congratulations did you buy a house with all that equity so how much is a duplex in Oakland going for come on tell me 350 when 2008 on a 4,000 square foot lot okay for how much how much are you so the mortgage is $2,700 a month $6,500 a month how big are these duplex units 1,120 square foot and they are paying 3,200 dollars a month for that side both on the holes and the windows well welcome I’m here for you yeah great so it was $350 in 2008 what is it worth now so $950 so its 600 thousand dollar gain that you have and you heard about we don’t want to pay the government 15% plus depreciation recaptured so we’re going to do a 1031 tax deferred exchange yeah you just get taxed on that half right right so if you want to take some of that well year I don’t know I want to really necessarily pay the government I would rather you say put more more into the property and have the positive cash flow pay your mortgage off if you think about it because see your primary residence is really not an asset I mean when you think about it I mean it does go up in value but it doesn’t provide income it doesn’t provide depreciation so you know it’s nice to have foreign clear I have a guyot spot oh gosh Nelson has bought about what 6 properties from us this year just this year yeah and they are selling their house in California they bought in San Ortega for just for 3 years ago for 1.1 or 1.2 and it’s now worth 1.8 so and it’s been on rental but they lived there too last 5 years so they are going to get tax free they are doing the same thing and he lives in Twin Creeks and he said and he asked me Kenn should I buy a 500,000 dollar house now in Twin Creeks I said I’d much rather see you invest that money because rents is a lot lower than less than $3,000 its $2,500 a month right for a 500,000 dollar house why don’t you put that money in the bank or rent more property that’s producing income and depreciation and use that money as opportunity money because when and if there will be just there is a hick up in the market and especially in this high tech market what’s going to happen what’s the first homes that are going to be the ones that people are giving away $400, $4500, $600 I mean we even saw with one of our clients that was working for Dell he was working for Dell and they said 2 weeks’ notice we are shutting that division down you know and he lives in AveryRanch and I’m like wow you know he’s out of there so those are the first ones got that’s opportunity money for him so so I would say really is use this opportunity money for you and invest wisely and not invest in something that will be the first to drop so luxury market is one of the first to drop in the condo market is the first to drop those are your canaries in the coal mine so when we start seeing when we start seeing prices of condos dropping or the luxury market luxury market is already the buyer’s market right now and it has been but people are still buying those luxuries homes.

SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco startup Plenty specialized in vertical farming has secured $200 million from investors including Japanese media corporation SoftBank, the parent company of Google, Alphabet and Amazon.
Plenty grows their plants vertically on the sides of a tall tower. Lights are also arranged vertically to give the plants maximum amount of exposure.
The vertical farm can grow up to 350 times more produce than conventional farm in the same amount of space, using less water too, Fast Company reported.
According to the BBC, the firm is planning on building indoor vertical farms with the size up to five acres, which is roughly the size of big supermarkets like Walmart. The facilities will be built next to large cities in order to reduce the amount of delivery time.
"We believe that Plenty's team will remake the current food system to improve people's quality of life," Masayoshi Son, chief executive of Softbank Group said in a statement.
Plenty was founded in 2013. It now has 100 employees in San Francisco and Wyoming. The firm plans to supply its vertically grown food to market this fall.
The firm is not the first nor the only firm specializing in vertical farming. Other firms such as Aerofarms, Bowery and Betterlife Growers are all promoting this innovative farming technology.
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These Are The Best Investment Assets For 2019

These Are The Best Investment Assets For 2019

These Are The Best Investment Assets For 2019

Investors should brace for a possible bear market in equities for 2019, and there are a number of safe haven assets to turn to on top of gold, said Patrick Ceresna, founder and chief derivative market strategist at Big Picture Trading.
“I think everyone’s a little too bearish on treasury bonds. If we start seeing a turn in the business cycle, as the market has to price out rate hikes that they’ve been pricing in, we may see a steepening of the yield curve and actually a lot of bonds may be a very good safe haven on the short-term,” Ceresna told Kitco News on the sidelines of the Silver & GoldSummit in San Francisco.
Ceresna said that gold may play the role of a safe haven asset, but investors would only flock to gold a little bit later.
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Podcast 117 Investing in Rental Properties While in San Francisco with Kathy Fettke

Podcast 117 Investing in Rental Properties While in San Francisco with Kathy Fettke

Podcast 117 Investing in Rental Properties While in San Francisco with Kathy Fettke

Kathy Fettke has seen a lot of ups and downs in the real estate market while living in San Francisco. She has bought rentals in San Francisco, but it can be really tough when almost every property costs more than one million dollars. After a health scare with her husband, she knew she had to find a way to create passive income while living in one of the most expensive markets in the United States. She has learned to buy rentals and even develop land in other markets to create that passive income and wealth. Kathy has also become an expert at helping others invest in other markets for cash flow. She tells us all about how she got started in the real estate business, how she built passive income in the face of a crisis, and how she helps others build more cash flow from markets across the country. You can listen to it all on this episode of the InvestFourMore Real Estate Podcast.
How did Kathy Fettke get her start in real estate? Kathy's father was a dentist who also invested in real estate. In 1997, a property manager for one of her father's properties sold the property without telling him! Her father needed to do a fast 1031 exchange with $500,000, so Kathy helped him pick a property in San Francisco that she and her husband could rent. Kathy ended up turning the house into a fourplex to help pay the rent, and her investing career began. Eventually, she inherited the property when it was worth $1.8 million. Kathy refinanced the property to finance other investments, but the market in San Francisco crashed, forcing her to sell the fourplex for a loss.
In 2003, Kathy's husband was diagnosed with melanoma and wasn't given long to live. Kathy and her husband decided to build as much passive income as they could so they could enjoy life and not work. Luckily, the doctors were wrong and her husband is alive and healthy today, but along the way, they bought many rentals and have created a fantastic life thanks to real estate.
How to get started investing in real estate.
What are good areas to invest in real estate in the United States? Kathy has bought—and helped others buy—houses all over the United States. I asked her which markets she likes to invest in, and she mentions that markets that are not on peoples' radar are usually the best to invest in. The prices have not been pushed up by speculation, and there is opportunity for cash flow and appreciation. Here are a few markets she talks about on the podcast:
Cleveland: I own a turn-key rental in Cleveland myself, which has done well. Kathy likes Cleveland because of the medical industry in the area, and millennials are moving into the area. Atlanta: Atlanta used to have great cash flow, but the market has improved there. She thinks there are still areas that are great for rentals. Kansas City: I have had a few people on my podcast who were from Kansas City, and they also agreed the market was great for rentals. Detroit: Many people are scared of Detroit because of the huge crash in their real estate market. However, the city scraped many houses, and the market has improved greatly. Kathy warns that you need to know where to invest in Detroit, but there are a lot of great opportunities there. How to invest in long distance turn-key properties.
How has Kathy invested in new construction projects and developments? I tried to develop a minor subdivision last year on some land I bought. I ended up selling the land and making a profit, but I did not create a subdivision. The process to create a subdivision would have taken over a year and taken a ton of cash. I see why there is so little development going on in Colorado, even though we have one of the hottest real estate markets in the country. Kathy got into developing real estate by taking over subdivisions that were not quite finished but had most of the work already done. She let the original developer plat the land and get utilities in place, and when that developer ran out of money, she stepped in with other investors to take over the project. She talks all about the process and how she got started developing on the podcast.
What are the top nine ways to invest in real estate?
How can you contact Kathy? Kathy created The RealWealthNetwork and the Real Wealth Podcast to help others learn how to invest in real estate. You can find a lot of information about her at realwealthnetwork.com and on her podcast.
Thank you for all the support for Hurricane Harvey victims! For those of you who are on my email list, Facebook, or saw my post on helping the hurricane victims, thank you! I put all my books on sale, and over Labor Day weekend, I had close to $1,000 in sales that I will be donating to the area.
EPISODE 117
[INTRODUCTION]
[0:00:13.9] MF: Welcome to the Invest Four More Real Estate Podcast. My name isMark Ferguson and I am your host. I am a house flipper. I flip 10 to 15 houses a year, I own 13 rental properties, with a goal...

Best Cities to Invest in Real Estate (2018)

Want to know the best cities to invest in real estate in 2018? Find out in this detailed, data-driven presentation from multifamily real estate investor Neal Bawa!
Discover the where and why of the best places to invest in real estate for 2018, breaking down the best cities and states using data from Yardi Matrix, Apartment List, Trulia, Zillow, Realtor.com and Forbes. Want to find the hottest cities for rent growth / cash flow, rehabbing, and price growth / appreciation? It's all here!
If you like this video, don't miss this presentation from Neal on Why Multifamily Real Estate is the BestInvestment!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_skp8L8D5Gc
Neal Bawa is a multifamily real estate investor based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has been both an active and passive investor in multifamily and commercial syndications in TX, NC, KS, OH, NV, UT, FL and IL. Education is his passion, and he enjoys hosting free, live webinars on topics like Fundamentals of Multifamily Investing, Emerging Real Estate Trends, and How to Analyze Deals as a Multifamily Real Estate Investor.
If you like content from Limitless TV, Grant Cardone, CommercialProperty Advisors, RE Mentor and ApartmentBuildingInvesting with Michael Blank, you'll love what Neal Bawa has to share!

2:55:29

Invest & Trade in Ukraine ’17 — San Francisco

Invest & Trade in Ukraine ’17 — San Francisco

Invest & Trade in Ukraine ’17 — San Francisco

Starting from March 2 to March 14, 2017 we will host a unique in its scale and content forum series INVEST & TRADE IN UKRAINE ’17, TRANSATLANTIC. The uniqueness of the “transatlantic” tour implies visiting of the 4 North American economic centres: Toronto (Canada), New York, Houston and San Francisco (USA). In each city we’ll organize interesting discussions and meetings between participants from Ukraine, Canada and USA, international investors, and representatives of government bodies focused at integration of investment and trade possibilities of Ukraine and the aforementioned countries.
http://a7conf.com/atlantic/en

7:14

Peter Schiff: How to Profit on Next Recession

Peter Schiff: How to Profit on Next Recession

Peter Schiff: How to Profit on Next Recession

At MoneyShow San Francisco, Peter Schiff: The problems I saw leading up to the financial crisis of 2008-9 are dwarfed by the problems that I see now under Bernake and Yellen. The bubble that they created is far bigger. This thing is probably going to blow up on Donald Trump. I wish he hadn't claimed ownership when he put his brand on this stock market bubble, on this phony economy. They're going to have the rename the Great Recession because this one is going to be worse. We are going to have a dollar crisis this time. The average American is going to suffer much more this time. That's why I'm here at the MoneyShow to tell people how to profit on the events that are about to unfold.
To get more actionable investing and trading insight and advice please visit https://www.moneyshow.com

2:21

Houston, TX attracting millions from Chinese real estate investment

Houston, TX attracting millions from Chinese real estate investment

Houston, TX attracting millions from Chinese real estate investment

Move over San Francisco and New York-Houston, Texas is drawing in millions in foreign real estate investment, especially from Asia.

5:45

Jim Rogers, Mark Skousen: Global Investing Demographics

Jim Rogers, Mark Skousen: Global Investing Demographics

Jim Rogers, Mark Skousen: Global Investing Demographics

At MoneyShow San Francisco, investing legend Jim Rogers and Mark Skousen on global demographics, birth rates in Asia, the one-child policy in China and the aging population in regions like Japan and infrastructure investments. I am still bullish on Asia. He tells why.

How To Invest In The San Francisco Real Estate Market With Jeff

As one of San Francisco's top brokers, Jeff has opportunities to invest in real estate that quite simply aren't available to the masses.
That's why he's looking for you...
If you're interested in investing in the San Francisco real estate market and want to maximize your ROI then watch this short video.
Jeff reveals the kind of off-market homes he has access too and invites you to call him at 415-336-9695 if you have equity and/or are looking for deals you want to participate in.

published: 01 Feb 2018

San Francisco officials invest in Filipino cultural district and night market

Investing in Austin Now Vs The Bay Area Once Upon A Time

AustinReal EstateInvestmentSmall BusinessExpo w/ Kenn Renner -- Call/Text Kenn today at 512-423-5626 to begin investing in Austin Real Estate
Email: Kenn@BuyAustin.com
Website: http://www.KennRenner.Com or http://www.BuyAustin.com
Next video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ik7yCo37B4U
Also, enjoy the Austin Real Estate Investing VideoPlaylist I have put together for you:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxw40if15IkNZ3AjDEc6adbHIzuuTfZFN
I am Austin Real Estate Investment expert Kenn Renner, owner of Renner Realty,. I am one of the top investment residential real estate brokers in the Austin area, marking the sale of more than 400 properties to investors in 3 years with a turnover of more than $80 million!
I have been able to gain the confidence of Austin real estate inves...

SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco startup Plenty specialized in vertical farming has secured $200 million from investors including Japanese media corporation SoftBank, the parent company of Google, Alphabet and Amazon.
Plenty grows their plants vertically on the sides of a tall tower. Lights are also arranged vertically to give the plants maximum amount of exposure.
The vertical farm can grow up to 350 times more produce than conventional farm in the same amount of space, using less water too, Fast Company reported.
According to the BBC, the firm is planning on building indoor vertical farms with the size up to five acres, which is roughly the size of big supermarkets like Walmart. The facilities will be built next to large cities in order to reduce the amount of delivery time.
"We believe...

published: 29 Jul 2017

These Are The Best Investment Assets For 2019

Investors should brace for a possible bear market in equities for 2019, and there are a number of safe haven assets to turn to on top of gold, said Patrick Ceresna, founder and chief derivative market strategist at Big Picture Trading.
“I think everyone’s a little too bearish on treasury bonds. If we start seeing a turn in the business cycle, as the market has to price out rate hikes that they’ve been pricing in, we may see a steepening of the yield curve and actually a lot of bonds may be a very good safe haven on the short-term,” Ceresna told Kitco News on the sidelines of the Silver & GoldSummit in San Francisco.
Ceresna said that gold may play the role of a safe haven asset, but investors would only flock to gold a little bit later.
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published: 01 Nov 2018

Podcast 117 Investing in Rental Properties While in San Francisco with Kathy Fettke

Kathy Fettke has seen a lot of ups and downs in the real estate market while living in San Francisco. She has bought rentals in San Francisco, but it can be really tough when almost every property costs more than one million dollars. After a health scare with her husband, she knew she had to find a way to create passive income while living in one of the most expensive markets in the United States. She has learned to buy rentals and even develop land in other markets to create that passive income and wealth. Kathy has also become an expert at helping others invest in other markets for cash flow. She tells us all about how she got started in the real estate business, how she built passive income in the face of a crisis, and how she helps others build more cash flow from markets across the co...

Best Cities to Invest in Real Estate (2018)

Want to know the best cities to invest in real estate in 2018? Find out in this detailed, data-driven presentation from multifamily real estate investor Neal Bawa!
Discover the where and why of the best places to invest in real estate for 2018, breaking down the best cities and states using data from Yardi Matrix, Apartment List, Trulia, Zillow, Realtor.com and Forbes. Want to find the hottest cities for rent growth / cash flow, rehabbing, and price growth / appreciation? It's all here!
If you like this video, don't miss this presentation from Neal on Why Multifamily Real Estate is the BestInvestment!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_skp8L8D5Gc
Neal Bawa is a multifamily real estate investor based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has been both an active and passive investor in multif...

published: 22 May 2018

Invest & Trade in Ukraine ’17 — San Francisco

Starting from March 2 to March 14, 2017 we will host a unique in its scale and content forum series INVEST & TRADE IN UKRAINE ’17, TRANSATLANTIC. The uniqueness of the “transatlantic” tour implies visiting of the 4 North American economic centres: Toronto (Canada), New York, Houston and San Francisco (USA). In each city we’ll organize interesting discussions and meetings between participants from Ukraine, Canada and USA, international investors, and representatives of government bodies focused at integration of investment and trade possibilities of Ukraine and the aforementioned countries.
http://a7conf.com/atlantic/en

published: 13 Mar 2017

Peter Schiff: How to Profit on Next Recession

At MoneyShow San Francisco, Peter Schiff: The problems I saw leading up to the financial crisis of 2008-9 are dwarfed by the problems that I see now under Bernake and Yellen. The bubble that they created is far bigger. This thing is probably going to blow up on Donald Trump. I wish he hadn't claimed ownership when he put his brand on this stock market bubble, on this phony economy. They're going to have the rename the Great Recession because this one is going to be worse. We are going to have a dollar crisis this time. The average American is going to suffer much more this time. That's why I'm here at the MoneyShow to tell people how to profit on the events that are about to unfold.
To get more actionable investing and trading insight and advice please visit https://www.moneyshow.com

published: 08 Sep 2017

Houston, TX attracting millions from Chinese real estate investment

Move over San Francisco and New York-Houston, Texas is drawing in millions in foreign real estate investment, especially from Asia.

published: 17 Sep 2016

Jim Rogers, Mark Skousen: Global Investing Demographics

At MoneyShow San Francisco, investing legend Jim Rogers and Mark Skousen on global demographics, birth rates in Asia, the one-child policy in China and the aging population in regions like Japan and infrastructure investments. I am still bullish on Asia. He tells why.

How To Invest In The San Francisco Real Estate Market With Jeff

As one of San Francisco's top brokers, Jeff has opportunities to invest in real estate that quite simply aren't available to the masses.
That's why he's lookin...

As one of San Francisco's top brokers, Jeff has opportunities to invest in real estate that quite simply aren't available to the masses.
That's why he's looking for you...
If you're interested in investing in the San Francisco real estate market and want to maximize your ROI then watch this short video.
Jeff reveals the kind of off-market homes he has access too and invites you to call him at 415-336-9695 if you have equity and/or are looking for deals you want to participate in.

As one of San Francisco's top brokers, Jeff has opportunities to invest in real estate that quite simply aren't available to the masses.
That's why he's looking for you...
If you're interested in investing in the San Francisco real estate market and want to maximize your ROI then watch this short video.
Jeff reveals the kind of off-market homes he has access too and invites you to call him at 415-336-9695 if you have equity and/or are looking for deals you want to participate in.

AustinReal EstateInvestmentSmall BusinessExpo w/ Kenn Renner -- Call/Text Kenn today at 512-423-5626 to begin investing in Austin Real Estate
Email: Kenn@BuyAustin.com
Website: http://www.KennRenner.Com or http://www.BuyAustin.com
Next video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ik7yCo37B4U
Also, enjoy the Austin Real Estate Investing VideoPlaylist I have put together for you:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxw40if15IkNZ3AjDEc6adbHIzuuTfZFN
I am Austin Real Estate Investment expert Kenn Renner, owner of Renner Realty,. I am one of the top investment residential real estate brokers in the Austin area, marking the sale of more than 400 properties to investors in 3 years with a turnover of more than $80 million!
I have been able to gain the confidence of Austin real estate investors. Austin is a dynamic city w/ strong potential for economic development, especially in the real estate market. And so, this is the moment to invest in Austin.
With 25-years experience, I have an in-depth knowledge of Austin real estate investing trends.
At present, I share tips for a successful investment in Austin w/ investors throughout the US in live and online seminars.
Along with our network of partners (builders, on-site agents and other real estate agents mastering the backstage of investors' markets), I provide the coaching necessary for future real estate investors in Austin - Texas so they achieve the expected objectives of their real estate investment in terms of profitability.
Transcript:
I know of there’s limitations on short term rentals the city has passed but then you don’t have to be in the city of Austin to short term rentals when looking in other areas but as far as I know there is no rent control and that’s what happens is that in San Francisco right now it’s about 20 oh welcome did you just come here from San Francisco congratulations did you buy a house with all that equity so how much is a duplex in Oakland going for come on tell me 350 when 2008 on a 4,000 square foot lot okay for how much how much are you so the mortgage is $2,700 a month $6,500 a month how big are these duplex units 1,120 square foot and they are paying 3,200 dollars a month for that side both on the holes and the windows well welcome I’m here for you yeah great so it was $350 in 2008 what is it worth now so $950 so its 600 thousand dollar gain that you have and you heard about we don’t want to pay the government 15% plus depreciation recaptured so we’re going to do a 1031 tax deferred exchange yeah you just get taxed on that half right right so if you want to take some of that well year I don’t know I want to really necessarily pay the government I would rather you say put more more into the property and have the positive cash flow pay your mortgage off if you think about it because see your primary residence is really not an asset I mean when you think about it I mean it does go up in value but it doesn’t provide income it doesn’t provide depreciation so you know it’s nice to have foreign clear I have a guyot spot oh gosh Nelson has bought about what 6 properties from us this year just this year yeah and they are selling their house in California they bought in San Ortega for just for 3 years ago for 1.1 or 1.2 and it’s now worth 1.8 so and it’s been on rental but they lived there too last 5 years so they are going to get tax free they are doing the same thing and he lives in Twin Creeks and he said and he asked me Kenn should I buy a 500,000 dollar house now in Twin Creeks I said I’d much rather see you invest that money because rents is a lot lower than less than $3,000 its $2,500 a month right for a 500,000 dollar house why don’t you put that money in the bank or rent more property that’s producing income and depreciation and use that money as opportunity money because when and if there will be just there is a hick up in the market and especially in this high tech market what’s going to happen what’s the first homes that are going to be the ones that people are giving away $400, $4500, $600 I mean we even saw with one of our clients that was working for Dell he was working for Dell and they said 2 weeks’ notice we are shutting that division down you know and he lives in AveryRanch and I’m like wow you know he’s out of there so those are the first ones got that’s opportunity money for him so so I would say really is use this opportunity money for you and invest wisely and not invest in something that will be the first to drop so luxury market is one of the first to drop in the condo market is the first to drop those are your canaries in the coal mine so when we start seeing when we start seeing prices of condos dropping or the luxury market luxury market is already the buyer’s market right now and it has been but people are still buying those luxuries homes.

AustinReal EstateInvestmentSmall BusinessExpo w/ Kenn Renner -- Call/Text Kenn today at 512-423-5626 to begin investing in Austin Real Estate
Email: Kenn@BuyAustin.com
Website: http://www.KennRenner.Com or http://www.BuyAustin.com
Next video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ik7yCo37B4U
Also, enjoy the Austin Real Estate Investing VideoPlaylist I have put together for you:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxw40if15IkNZ3AjDEc6adbHIzuuTfZFN
I am Austin Real Estate Investment expert Kenn Renner, owner of Renner Realty,. I am one of the top investment residential real estate brokers in the Austin area, marking the sale of more than 400 properties to investors in 3 years with a turnover of more than $80 million!
I have been able to gain the confidence of Austin real estate investors. Austin is a dynamic city w/ strong potential for economic development, especially in the real estate market. And so, this is the moment to invest in Austin.
With 25-years experience, I have an in-depth knowledge of Austin real estate investing trends.
At present, I share tips for a successful investment in Austin w/ investors throughout the US in live and online seminars.
Along with our network of partners (builders, on-site agents and other real estate agents mastering the backstage of investors' markets), I provide the coaching necessary for future real estate investors in Austin - Texas so they achieve the expected objectives of their real estate investment in terms of profitability.
Transcript:
I know of there’s limitations on short term rentals the city has passed but then you don’t have to be in the city of Austin to short term rentals when looking in other areas but as far as I know there is no rent control and that’s what happens is that in San Francisco right now it’s about 20 oh welcome did you just come here from San Francisco congratulations did you buy a house with all that equity so how much is a duplex in Oakland going for come on tell me 350 when 2008 on a 4,000 square foot lot okay for how much how much are you so the mortgage is $2,700 a month $6,500 a month how big are these duplex units 1,120 square foot and they are paying 3,200 dollars a month for that side both on the holes and the windows well welcome I’m here for you yeah great so it was $350 in 2008 what is it worth now so $950 so its 600 thousand dollar gain that you have and you heard about we don’t want to pay the government 15% plus depreciation recaptured so we’re going to do a 1031 tax deferred exchange yeah you just get taxed on that half right right so if you want to take some of that well year I don’t know I want to really necessarily pay the government I would rather you say put more more into the property and have the positive cash flow pay your mortgage off if you think about it because see your primary residence is really not an asset I mean when you think about it I mean it does go up in value but it doesn’t provide income it doesn’t provide depreciation so you know it’s nice to have foreign clear I have a guyot spot oh gosh Nelson has bought about what 6 properties from us this year just this year yeah and they are selling their house in California they bought in San Ortega for just for 3 years ago for 1.1 or 1.2 and it’s now worth 1.8 so and it’s been on rental but they lived there too last 5 years so they are going to get tax free they are doing the same thing and he lives in Twin Creeks and he said and he asked me Kenn should I buy a 500,000 dollar house now in Twin Creeks I said I’d much rather see you invest that money because rents is a lot lower than less than $3,000 its $2,500 a month right for a 500,000 dollar house why don’t you put that money in the bank or rent more property that’s producing income and depreciation and use that money as opportunity money because when and if there will be just there is a hick up in the market and especially in this high tech market what’s going to happen what’s the first homes that are going to be the ones that people are giving away $400, $4500, $600 I mean we even saw with one of our clients that was working for Dell he was working for Dell and they said 2 weeks’ notice we are shutting that division down you know and he lives in AveryRanch and I’m like wow you know he’s out of there so those are the first ones got that’s opportunity money for him so so I would say really is use this opportunity money for you and invest wisely and not invest in something that will be the first to drop so luxury market is one of the first to drop in the condo market is the first to drop those are your canaries in the coal mine so when we start seeing when we start seeing prices of condos dropping or the luxury market luxury market is already the buyer’s market right now and it has been but people are still buying those luxuries homes.

SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco startup Plenty specialized in vertical farming has secured $200 million from investors including Japanese media corporation SoftBank, the parent company of Google, Alphabet and Amazon.
Plenty grows their plants vertically on the sides of a tall tower. Lights are also arranged vertically to give the plants maximum amount of exposure.
The vertical farm can grow up to 350 times more produce than conventional farm in the same amount of space, using less water too, Fast Company reported.
According to the BBC, the firm is planning on building indoor vertical farms with the size up to five acres, which is roughly the size of big supermarkets like Walmart. The facilities will be built next to large cities in order to reduce the amount of delivery time.
"We believe that Plenty's team will remake the current food system to improve people's quality of life," Masayoshi Son, chief executive of Softbank Group said in a statement.
Plenty was founded in 2013. It now has 100 employees in San Francisco and Wyoming. The firm plans to supply its vertically grown food to market this fall.
The firm is not the first nor the only firm specializing in vertical farming. Other firms such as Aerofarms, Bowery and Betterlife Growers are all promoting this innovative farming technology.
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SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco startup Plenty specialized in vertical farming has secured $200 million from investors including Japanese media corporation SoftBank, the parent company of Google, Alphabet and Amazon.
Plenty grows their plants vertically on the sides of a tall tower. Lights are also arranged vertically to give the plants maximum amount of exposure.
The vertical farm can grow up to 350 times more produce than conventional farm in the same amount of space, using less water too, Fast Company reported.
According to the BBC, the firm is planning on building indoor vertical farms with the size up to five acres, which is roughly the size of big supermarkets like Walmart. The facilities will be built next to large cities in order to reduce the amount of delivery time.
"We believe that Plenty's team will remake the current food system to improve people's quality of life," Masayoshi Son, chief executive of Softbank Group said in a statement.
Plenty was founded in 2013. It now has 100 employees in San Francisco and Wyoming. The firm plans to supply its vertically grown food to market this fall.
The firm is not the first nor the only firm specializing in vertical farming. Other firms such as Aerofarms, Bowery and Betterlife Growers are all promoting this innovative farming technology.
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These Are The Best Investment Assets For 2019

Investors should brace for a possible bear market in equities for 2019, and there are a number of safe haven assets to turn to on top of gold, said Patrick Cere...

Investors should brace for a possible bear market in equities for 2019, and there are a number of safe haven assets to turn to on top of gold, said Patrick Ceresna, founder and chief derivative market strategist at Big Picture Trading.
“I think everyone’s a little too bearish on treasury bonds. If we start seeing a turn in the business cycle, as the market has to price out rate hikes that they’ve been pricing in, we may see a steepening of the yield curve and actually a lot of bonds may be a very good safe haven on the short-term,” Ceresna told Kitco News on the sidelines of the Silver & GoldSummit in San Francisco.
Ceresna said that gold may play the role of a safe haven asset, but investors would only flock to gold a little bit later.
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Investors should brace for a possible bear market in equities for 2019, and there are a number of safe haven assets to turn to on top of gold, said Patrick Ceresna, founder and chief derivative market strategist at Big Picture Trading.
“I think everyone’s a little too bearish on treasury bonds. If we start seeing a turn in the business cycle, as the market has to price out rate hikes that they’ve been pricing in, we may see a steepening of the yield curve and actually a lot of bonds may be a very good safe haven on the short-term,” Ceresna told Kitco News on the sidelines of the Silver & GoldSummit in San Francisco.
Ceresna said that gold may play the role of a safe haven asset, but investors would only flock to gold a little bit later.
_________________________________________________________________
Kitco News is the world’s #1 source of metals market information. Our videos feature interviews with prominent industry figures to bring you market-affecting insights, with the goal of helping people make informed investment decisions.
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Podcast 117 Investing in Rental Properties While in San Francisco with Kathy Fettke

Kathy Fettke has seen a lot of ups and downs in the real estate market while living in San Francisco. She has bought rentals in San Francisco, but it can be rea...

Kathy Fettke has seen a lot of ups and downs in the real estate market while living in San Francisco. She has bought rentals in San Francisco, but it can be really tough when almost every property costs more than one million dollars. After a health scare with her husband, she knew she had to find a way to create passive income while living in one of the most expensive markets in the United States. She has learned to buy rentals and even develop land in other markets to create that passive income and wealth. Kathy has also become an expert at helping others invest in other markets for cash flow. She tells us all about how she got started in the real estate business, how she built passive income in the face of a crisis, and how she helps others build more cash flow from markets across the country. You can listen to it all on this episode of the InvestFourMore Real Estate Podcast.
How did Kathy Fettke get her start in real estate? Kathy's father was a dentist who also invested in real estate. In 1997, a property manager for one of her father's properties sold the property without telling him! Her father needed to do a fast 1031 exchange with $500,000, so Kathy helped him pick a property in San Francisco that she and her husband could rent. Kathy ended up turning the house into a fourplex to help pay the rent, and her investing career began. Eventually, she inherited the property when it was worth $1.8 million. Kathy refinanced the property to finance other investments, but the market in San Francisco crashed, forcing her to sell the fourplex for a loss.
In 2003, Kathy's husband was diagnosed with melanoma and wasn't given long to live. Kathy and her husband decided to build as much passive income as they could so they could enjoy life and not work. Luckily, the doctors were wrong and her husband is alive and healthy today, but along the way, they bought many rentals and have created a fantastic life thanks to real estate.
How to get started investing in real estate.
What are good areas to invest in real estate in the United States? Kathy has bought—and helped others buy—houses all over the United States. I asked her which markets she likes to invest in, and she mentions that markets that are not on peoples' radar are usually the best to invest in. The prices have not been pushed up by speculation, and there is opportunity for cash flow and appreciation. Here are a few markets she talks about on the podcast:
Cleveland: I own a turn-key rental in Cleveland myself, which has done well. Kathy likes Cleveland because of the medical industry in the area, and millennials are moving into the area. Atlanta: Atlanta used to have great cash flow, but the market has improved there. She thinks there are still areas that are great for rentals. Kansas City: I have had a few people on my podcast who were from Kansas City, and they also agreed the market was great for rentals. Detroit: Many people are scared of Detroit because of the huge crash in their real estate market. However, the city scraped many houses, and the market has improved greatly. Kathy warns that you need to know where to invest in Detroit, but there are a lot of great opportunities there. How to invest in long distance turn-key properties.
How has Kathy invested in new construction projects and developments? I tried to develop a minor subdivision last year on some land I bought. I ended up selling the land and making a profit, but I did not create a subdivision. The process to create a subdivision would have taken over a year and taken a ton of cash. I see why there is so little development going on in Colorado, even though we have one of the hottest real estate markets in the country. Kathy got into developing real estate by taking over subdivisions that were not quite finished but had most of the work already done. She let the original developer plat the land and get utilities in place, and when that developer ran out of money, she stepped in with other investors to take over the project. She talks all about the process and how she got started developing on the podcast.
What are the top nine ways to invest in real estate?
How can you contact Kathy? Kathy created The RealWealthNetwork and the Real Wealth Podcast to help others learn how to invest in real estate. You can find a lot of information about her at realwealthnetwork.com and on her podcast.
Thank you for all the support for Hurricane Harvey victims! For those of you who are on my email list, Facebook, or saw my post on helping the hurricane victims, thank you! I put all my books on sale, and over Labor Day weekend, I had close to $1,000 in sales that I will be donating to the area.
EPISODE 117
[INTRODUCTION]
[0:00:13.9] MF: Welcome to the Invest Four More Real Estate Podcast. My name isMark Ferguson and I am your host. I am a house flipper. I flip 10 to 15 houses a year, I own 13 rental properties, with a goal...

Kathy Fettke has seen a lot of ups and downs in the real estate market while living in San Francisco. She has bought rentals in San Francisco, but it can be really tough when almost every property costs more than one million dollars. After a health scare with her husband, she knew she had to find a way to create passive income while living in one of the most expensive markets in the United States. She has learned to buy rentals and even develop land in other markets to create that passive income and wealth. Kathy has also become an expert at helping others invest in other markets for cash flow. She tells us all about how she got started in the real estate business, how she built passive income in the face of a crisis, and how she helps others build more cash flow from markets across the country. You can listen to it all on this episode of the InvestFourMore Real Estate Podcast.
How did Kathy Fettke get her start in real estate? Kathy's father was a dentist who also invested in real estate. In 1997, a property manager for one of her father's properties sold the property without telling him! Her father needed to do a fast 1031 exchange with $500,000, so Kathy helped him pick a property in San Francisco that she and her husband could rent. Kathy ended up turning the house into a fourplex to help pay the rent, and her investing career began. Eventually, she inherited the property when it was worth $1.8 million. Kathy refinanced the property to finance other investments, but the market in San Francisco crashed, forcing her to sell the fourplex for a loss.
In 2003, Kathy's husband was diagnosed with melanoma and wasn't given long to live. Kathy and her husband decided to build as much passive income as they could so they could enjoy life and not work. Luckily, the doctors were wrong and her husband is alive and healthy today, but along the way, they bought many rentals and have created a fantastic life thanks to real estate.
How to get started investing in real estate.
What are good areas to invest in real estate in the United States? Kathy has bought—and helped others buy—houses all over the United States. I asked her which markets she likes to invest in, and she mentions that markets that are not on peoples' radar are usually the best to invest in. The prices have not been pushed up by speculation, and there is opportunity for cash flow and appreciation. Here are a few markets she talks about on the podcast:
Cleveland: I own a turn-key rental in Cleveland myself, which has done well. Kathy likes Cleveland because of the medical industry in the area, and millennials are moving into the area. Atlanta: Atlanta used to have great cash flow, but the market has improved there. She thinks there are still areas that are great for rentals. Kansas City: I have had a few people on my podcast who were from Kansas City, and they also agreed the market was great for rentals. Detroit: Many people are scared of Detroit because of the huge crash in their real estate market. However, the city scraped many houses, and the market has improved greatly. Kathy warns that you need to know where to invest in Detroit, but there are a lot of great opportunities there. How to invest in long distance turn-key properties.
How has Kathy invested in new construction projects and developments? I tried to develop a minor subdivision last year on some land I bought. I ended up selling the land and making a profit, but I did not create a subdivision. The process to create a subdivision would have taken over a year and taken a ton of cash. I see why there is so little development going on in Colorado, even though we have one of the hottest real estate markets in the country. Kathy got into developing real estate by taking over subdivisions that were not quite finished but had most of the work already done. She let the original developer plat the land and get utilities in place, and when that developer ran out of money, she stepped in with other investors to take over the project. She talks all about the process and how she got started developing on the podcast.
What are the top nine ways to invest in real estate?
How can you contact Kathy? Kathy created The RealWealthNetwork and the Real Wealth Podcast to help others learn how to invest in real estate. You can find a lot of information about her at realwealthnetwork.com and on her podcast.
Thank you for all the support for Hurricane Harvey victims! For those of you who are on my email list, Facebook, or saw my post on helping the hurricane victims, thank you! I put all my books on sale, and over Labor Day weekend, I had close to $1,000 in sales that I will be donating to the area.
EPISODE 117
[INTRODUCTION]
[0:00:13.9] MF: Welcome to the Invest Four More Real Estate Podcast. My name isMark Ferguson and I am your host. I am a house flipper. I flip 10 to 15 houses a year, I own 13 rental properties, with a goal...

Best Cities to Invest in Real Estate (2018)

Want to know the best cities to invest in real estate in 2018? Find out in this detailed, data-driven presentation from multifamily real estate investor Neal Ba...

Want to know the best cities to invest in real estate in 2018? Find out in this detailed, data-driven presentation from multifamily real estate investor Neal Bawa!
Discover the where and why of the best places to invest in real estate for 2018, breaking down the best cities and states using data from Yardi Matrix, Apartment List, Trulia, Zillow, Realtor.com and Forbes. Want to find the hottest cities for rent growth / cash flow, rehabbing, and price growth / appreciation? It's all here!
If you like this video, don't miss this presentation from Neal on Why Multifamily Real Estate is the BestInvestment!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_skp8L8D5Gc
Neal Bawa is a multifamily real estate investor based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has been both an active and passive investor in multifamily and commercial syndications in TX, NC, KS, OH, NV, UT, FL and IL. Education is his passion, and he enjoys hosting free, live webinars on topics like Fundamentals of Multifamily Investing, Emerging Real Estate Trends, and How to Analyze Deals as a Multifamily Real Estate Investor.
If you like content from Limitless TV, Grant Cardone, CommercialProperty Advisors, RE Mentor and ApartmentBuildingInvesting with Michael Blank, you'll love what Neal Bawa has to share!

Want to know the best cities to invest in real estate in 2018? Find out in this detailed, data-driven presentation from multifamily real estate investor Neal Bawa!
Discover the where and why of the best places to invest in real estate for 2018, breaking down the best cities and states using data from Yardi Matrix, Apartment List, Trulia, Zillow, Realtor.com and Forbes. Want to find the hottest cities for rent growth / cash flow, rehabbing, and price growth / appreciation? It's all here!
If you like this video, don't miss this presentation from Neal on Why Multifamily Real Estate is the BestInvestment!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_skp8L8D5Gc
Neal Bawa is a multifamily real estate investor based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has been both an active and passive investor in multifamily and commercial syndications in TX, NC, KS, OH, NV, UT, FL and IL. Education is his passion, and he enjoys hosting free, live webinars on topics like Fundamentals of Multifamily Investing, Emerging Real Estate Trends, and How to Analyze Deals as a Multifamily Real Estate Investor.
If you like content from Limitless TV, Grant Cardone, CommercialProperty Advisors, RE Mentor and ApartmentBuildingInvesting with Michael Blank, you'll love what Neal Bawa has to share!

Invest & Trade in Ukraine ’17 — San Francisco

Starting from March 2 to March 14, 2017 we will host a unique in its scale and content forum series INVEST & TRADE IN UKRAINE ’17, TRANSATLANTIC. The uniqueness...

Starting from March 2 to March 14, 2017 we will host a unique in its scale and content forum series INVEST & TRADE IN UKRAINE ’17, TRANSATLANTIC. The uniqueness of the “transatlantic” tour implies visiting of the 4 North American economic centres: Toronto (Canada), New York, Houston and San Francisco (USA). In each city we’ll organize interesting discussions and meetings between participants from Ukraine, Canada and USA, international investors, and representatives of government bodies focused at integration of investment and trade possibilities of Ukraine and the aforementioned countries.
http://a7conf.com/atlantic/en

Starting from March 2 to March 14, 2017 we will host a unique in its scale and content forum series INVEST & TRADE IN UKRAINE ’17, TRANSATLANTIC. The uniqueness of the “transatlantic” tour implies visiting of the 4 North American economic centres: Toronto (Canada), New York, Houston and San Francisco (USA). In each city we’ll organize interesting discussions and meetings between participants from Ukraine, Canada and USA, international investors, and representatives of government bodies focused at integration of investment and trade possibilities of Ukraine and the aforementioned countries.
http://a7conf.com/atlantic/en

At MoneyShow San Francisco, Peter Schiff: The problems I saw leading up to the financial crisis of 2008-9 are dwarfed by the problems that I see now under Bernake and Yellen. The bubble that they created is far bigger. This thing is probably going to blow up on Donald Trump. I wish he hadn't claimed ownership when he put his brand on this stock market bubble, on this phony economy. They're going to have the rename the Great Recession because this one is going to be worse. We are going to have a dollar crisis this time. The average American is going to suffer much more this time. That's why I'm here at the MoneyShow to tell people how to profit on the events that are about to unfold.
To get more actionable investing and trading insight and advice please visit https://www.moneyshow.com

At MoneyShow San Francisco, Peter Schiff: The problems I saw leading up to the financial crisis of 2008-9 are dwarfed by the problems that I see now under Bernake and Yellen. The bubble that they created is far bigger. This thing is probably going to blow up on Donald Trump. I wish he hadn't claimed ownership when he put his brand on this stock market bubble, on this phony economy. They're going to have the rename the Great Recession because this one is going to be worse. We are going to have a dollar crisis this time. The average American is going to suffer much more this time. That's why I'm here at the MoneyShow to tell people how to profit on the events that are about to unfold.
To get more actionable investing and trading insight and advice please visit https://www.moneyshow.com

At MoneyShow San Francisco, investing legend Jim Rogers and Mark Skousen on global demographics, birth rates in Asia, the one-child policy in China and the aging population in regions like Japan and infrastructure investments. I am still bullish on Asia. He tells why.

At MoneyShow San Francisco, investing legend Jim Rogers and Mark Skousen on global demographics, birth rates in Asia, the one-child policy in China and the aging population in regions like Japan and infrastructure investments. I am still bullish on Asia. He tells why.

How To Invest In The San Francisco Real Estate Market With Jeff

As one of San Francisco's top brokers, Jeff has opportunities to invest in real estate that quite simply aren't available to the masses.
That's why he's looking for you...
If you're interested in investing in the San Francisco real estate market and want to maximize your ROI then watch this short video.
Jeff reveals the kind of off-market homes he has access too and invites you to call him at 415-336-9695 if you have equity and/or are looking for deals you want to participate in.

Investing in Austin Now Vs The Bay Area Once Upon A Time

AustinReal EstateInvestmentSmall BusinessExpo w/ Kenn Renner -- Call/Text Kenn today at 512-423-5626 to begin investing in Austin Real Estate
Email: Kenn@BuyAustin.com
Website: http://www.KennRenner.Com or http://www.BuyAustin.com
Next video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ik7yCo37B4U
Also, enjoy the Austin Real Estate Investing VideoPlaylist I have put together for you:
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I am Austin Real Estate Investment expert Kenn Renner, owner of Renner Realty,. I am one of the top investment residential real estate brokers in the Austin area, marking the sale of more than 400 properties to investors in 3 years with a turnover of more than $80 million!
I have been able to gain the confidence of Austin real estate investors. Austin is a dynamic city w/ strong potential for economic development, especially in the real estate market. And so, this is the moment to invest in Austin.
With 25-years experience, I have an in-depth knowledge of Austin real estate investing trends.
At present, I share tips for a successful investment in Austin w/ investors throughout the US in live and online seminars.
Along with our network of partners (builders, on-site agents and other real estate agents mastering the backstage of investors' markets), I provide the coaching necessary for future real estate investors in Austin - Texas so they achieve the expected objectives of their real estate investment in terms of profitability.
Transcript:
I know of there’s limitations on short term rentals the city has passed but then you don’t have to be in the city of Austin to short term rentals when looking in other areas but as far as I know there is no rent control and that’s what happens is that in San Francisco right now it’s about 20 oh welcome did you just come here from San Francisco congratulations did you buy a house with all that equity so how much is a duplex in Oakland going for come on tell me 350 when 2008 on a 4,000 square foot lot okay for how much how much are you so the mortgage is $2,700 a month $6,500 a month how big are these duplex units 1,120 square foot and they are paying 3,200 dollars a month for that side both on the holes and the windows well welcome I’m here for you yeah great so it was $350 in 2008 what is it worth now so $950 so its 600 thousand dollar gain that you have and you heard about we don’t want to pay the government 15% plus depreciation recaptured so we’re going to do a 1031 tax deferred exchange yeah you just get taxed on that half right right so if you want to take some of that well year I don’t know I want to really necessarily pay the government I would rather you say put more more into the property and have the positive cash flow pay your mortgage off if you think about it because see your primary residence is really not an asset I mean when you think about it I mean it does go up in value but it doesn’t provide income it doesn’t provide depreciation so you know it’s nice to have foreign clear I have a guyot spot oh gosh Nelson has bought about what 6 properties from us this year just this year yeah and they are selling their house in California they bought in San Ortega for just for 3 years ago for 1.1 or 1.2 and it’s now worth 1.8 so and it’s been on rental but they lived there too last 5 years so they are going to get tax free they are doing the same thing and he lives in Twin Creeks and he said and he asked me Kenn should I buy a 500,000 dollar house now in Twin Creeks I said I’d much rather see you invest that money because rents is a lot lower than less than $3,000 its $2,500 a month right for a 500,000 dollar house why don’t you put that money in the bank or rent more property that’s producing income and depreciation and use that money as opportunity money because when and if there will be just there is a hick up in the market and especially in this high tech market what’s going to happen what’s the first homes that are going to be the ones that people are giving away $400, $4500, $600 I mean we even saw with one of our clients that was working for Dell he was working for Dell and they said 2 weeks’ notice we are shutting that division down you know and he lives in AveryRanch and I’m like wow you know he’s out of there so those are the first ones got that’s opportunity money for him so so I would say really is use this opportunity money for you and invest wisely and not invest in something that will be the first to drop so luxury market is one of the first to drop in the condo market is the first to drop those are your canaries in the coal mine so when we start seeing when we start seeing prices of condos dropping or the luxury market luxury market is already the buyer’s market right now and it has been but people are still buying those luxuries homes.

SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco startup Plenty specialized in vertical farming has secured $200 million from investors including Japanese media corporation SoftBank, the parent company of Google, Alphabet and Amazon.
Plenty grows their plants vertically on the sides of a tall tower. Lights are also arranged vertically to give the plants maximum amount of exposure.
The vertical farm can grow up to 350 times more produce than conventional farm in the same amount of space, using less water too, Fast Company reported.
According to the BBC, the firm is planning on building indoor vertical farms with the size up to five acres, which is roughly the size of big supermarkets like Walmart. The facilities will be built next to large cities in order to reduce the amount of delivery time.
"We believe that Plenty's team will remake the current food system to improve people's quality of life," Masayoshi Son, chief executive of Softbank Group said in a statement.
Plenty was founded in 2013. It now has 100 employees in San Francisco and Wyoming. The firm plans to supply its vertically grown food to market this fall.
The firm is not the first nor the only firm specializing in vertical farming. Other firms such as Aerofarms, Bowery and Betterlife Growers are all promoting this innovative farming technology.
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These Are The Best Investment Assets For 2019

Investors should brace for a possible bear market in equities for 2019, and there are a number of safe haven assets to turn to on top of gold, said Patrick Ceresna, founder and chief derivative market strategist at Big Picture Trading.
“I think everyone’s a little too bearish on treasury bonds. If we start seeing a turn in the business cycle, as the market has to price out rate hikes that they’ve been pricing in, we may see a steepening of the yield curve and actually a lot of bonds may be a very good safe haven on the short-term,” Ceresna told Kitco News on the sidelines of the Silver & GoldSummit in San Francisco.
Ceresna said that gold may play the role of a safe haven asset, but investors would only flock to gold a little bit later.
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Podcast 117 Investing in Rental Properties While in San Francisco with Kathy Fettke

Kathy Fettke has seen a lot of ups and downs in the real estate market while living in San Francisco. She has bought rentals in San Francisco, but it can be really tough when almost every property costs more than one million dollars. After a health scare with her husband, she knew she had to find a way to create passive income while living in one of the most expensive markets in the United States. She has learned to buy rentals and even develop land in other markets to create that passive income and wealth. Kathy has also become an expert at helping others invest in other markets for cash flow. She tells us all about how she got started in the real estate business, how she built passive income in the face of a crisis, and how she helps others build more cash flow from markets across the country. You can listen to it all on this episode of the InvestFourMore Real Estate Podcast.
How did Kathy Fettke get her start in real estate? Kathy's father was a dentist who also invested in real estate. In 1997, a property manager for one of her father's properties sold the property without telling him! Her father needed to do a fast 1031 exchange with $500,000, so Kathy helped him pick a property in San Francisco that she and her husband could rent. Kathy ended up turning the house into a fourplex to help pay the rent, and her investing career began. Eventually, she inherited the property when it was worth $1.8 million. Kathy refinanced the property to finance other investments, but the market in San Francisco crashed, forcing her to sell the fourplex for a loss.
In 2003, Kathy's husband was diagnosed with melanoma and wasn't given long to live. Kathy and her husband decided to build as much passive income as they could so they could enjoy life and not work. Luckily, the doctors were wrong and her husband is alive and healthy today, but along the way, they bought many rentals and have created a fantastic life thanks to real estate.
How to get started investing in real estate.
What are good areas to invest in real estate in the United States? Kathy has bought—and helped others buy—houses all over the United States. I asked her which markets she likes to invest in, and she mentions that markets that are not on peoples' radar are usually the best to invest in. The prices have not been pushed up by speculation, and there is opportunity for cash flow and appreciation. Here are a few markets she talks about on the podcast:
Cleveland: I own a turn-key rental in Cleveland myself, which has done well. Kathy likes Cleveland because of the medical industry in the area, and millennials are moving into the area. Atlanta: Atlanta used to have great cash flow, but the market has improved there. She thinks there are still areas that are great for rentals. Kansas City: I have had a few people on my podcast who were from Kansas City, and they also agreed the market was great for rentals. Detroit: Many people are scared of Detroit because of the huge crash in their real estate market. However, the city scraped many houses, and the market has improved greatly. Kathy warns that you need to know where to invest in Detroit, but there are a lot of great opportunities there. How to invest in long distance turn-key properties.
How has Kathy invested in new construction projects and developments? I tried to develop a minor subdivision last year on some land I bought. I ended up selling the land and making a profit, but I did not create a subdivision. The process to create a subdivision would have taken over a year and taken a ton of cash. I see why there is so little development going on in Colorado, even though we have one of the hottest real estate markets in the country. Kathy got into developing real estate by taking over subdivisions that were not quite finished but had most of the work already done. She let the original developer plat the land and get utilities in place, and when that developer ran out of money, she stepped in with other investors to take over the project. She talks all about the process and how she got started developing on the podcast.
What are the top nine ways to invest in real estate?
How can you contact Kathy? Kathy created The RealWealthNetwork and the Real Wealth Podcast to help others learn how to invest in real estate. You can find a lot of information about her at realwealthnetwork.com and on her podcast.
Thank you for all the support for Hurricane Harvey victims! For those of you who are on my email list, Facebook, or saw my post on helping the hurricane victims, thank you! I put all my books on sale, and over Labor Day weekend, I had close to $1,000 in sales that I will be donating to the area.
EPISODE 117
[INTRODUCTION]
[0:00:13.9] MF: Welcome to the Invest Four More Real Estate Podcast. My name isMark Ferguson and I am your host. I am a house flipper. I flip 10 to 15 houses a year, I own 13 rental properties, with a goal...

Best Cities to Invest in Real Estate (2018)

Want to know the best cities to invest in real estate in 2018? Find out in this detailed, data-driven presentation from multifamily real estate investor Neal Bawa!
Discover the where and why of the best places to invest in real estate for 2018, breaking down the best cities and states using data from Yardi Matrix, Apartment List, Trulia, Zillow, Realtor.com and Forbes. Want to find the hottest cities for rent growth / cash flow, rehabbing, and price growth / appreciation? It's all here!
If you like this video, don't miss this presentation from Neal on Why Multifamily Real Estate is the BestInvestment!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_skp8L8D5Gc
Neal Bawa is a multifamily real estate investor based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has been both an active and passive investor in multifamily and commercial syndications in TX, NC, KS, OH, NV, UT, FL and IL. Education is his passion, and he enjoys hosting free, live webinars on topics like Fundamentals of Multifamily Investing, Emerging Real Estate Trends, and How to Analyze Deals as a Multifamily Real Estate Investor.
If you like content from Limitless TV, Grant Cardone, CommercialProperty Advisors, RE Mentor and ApartmentBuildingInvesting with Michael Blank, you'll love what Neal Bawa has to share!

Invest & Trade in Ukraine ’17 — San Francisco

Starting from March 2 to March 14, 2017 we will host a unique in its scale and content forum series INVEST & TRADE IN UKRAINE ’17, TRANSATLANTIC. The uniqueness of the “transatlantic” tour implies visiting of the 4 North American economic centres: Toronto (Canada), New York, Houston and San Francisco (USA). In each city we’ll organize interesting discussions and meetings between participants from Ukraine, Canada and USA, international investors, and representatives of government bodies focused at integration of investment and trade possibilities of Ukraine and the aforementioned countries.
http://a7conf.com/atlantic/en

Peter Schiff: How to Profit on Next Recession

At MoneyShow San Francisco, Peter Schiff: The problems I saw leading up to the financial crisis of 2008-9 are dwarfed by the problems that I see now under Bernake and Yellen. The bubble that they created is far bigger. This thing is probably going to blow up on Donald Trump. I wish he hadn't claimed ownership when he put his brand on this stock market bubble, on this phony economy. They're going to have the rename the Great Recession because this one is going to be worse. We are going to have a dollar crisis this time. The average American is going to suffer much more this time. That's why I'm here at the MoneyShow to tell people how to profit on the events that are about to unfold.
To get more actionable investing and trading insight and advice please visit https://www.moneyshow.com

Jim Rogers, Mark Skousen: Global Investing Demographics

At MoneyShow San Francisco, investing legend Jim Rogers and Mark Skousen on global demographics, birth rates in Asia, the one-child policy in China and the aging population in regions like Japan and infrastructure investments. I am still bullish on Asia. He tells why.

SANFRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan 18, 2019--Callan, a leading institutional investment consulting firm, announced today the results of its 2019 Defined Contribution (DC) Trends Survey... 4 out of 5 plans work with an investment consultant ... Callan was founded as an employee-owned investment consulting firm in 1973....

SANFRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — A terror attack in Nairobi, Kenya on Tuesday left 21 people dead. One of them was Jason Spindler, who was the CEO of iDev, a tech investment firm based in SanFrancisco... Spindler was a former member of the Peace Corps as well as an investment banker....

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Heading out of old San FranciscoPassing by the Golden Gate bridgeLeft my woman and child there strandedStill don't know why I didIt was late in the eveningAnd something just felt rightYou can run around this old townKeeping it together even if don't feel rightEverytime I go out on the eveningI seem to be losing my headHeading out of old San FranciscoIt's something I just kinda didEverytime I go gambling my life awayThing just turn out to be peaches-and-creamThere'll be good times and bad time around hereHeading out of old San FranciscoHeading down Mexico wayGot my jacknknife, my handbag and six stringAnd I'll soon be on my wayIt was late in the eveningAnd something just felt rightYou can run around this old townKeeping it together even if don't feel rightEverytime I go out on the eveningI seem to be losing my headHeading out of old San FranciscoIt's something I just kinda didEverytime I go gambling my life awayThing just turn out to be peaches-and-creamThere'll be good times and bad time around here

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SANFRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan 18, 2019--Callan, a leading institutional investment consulting firm, announced today the results of its 2019 Defined Contribution (DC) Trends Survey... 4 out of 5 plans work with an investment consultant ... Callan was founded as an employee-owned investment consulting firm in 1973....

SANFRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — A terror attack in Nairobi, Kenya on Tuesday left 21 people dead. One of them was Jason Spindler, who was the CEO of iDev, a tech investment firm based in SanFrancisco... Spindler was a former member of the Peace Corps as well as an investment banker....

US academics are working together to create a new and improved cryptocurrency in a bid to rival Bitcoin ... Unit-e, the digital currency currently in the works, is the DTR’s first initiative. Bitcoin’s problems ... JoeyKrug, co-chief investment officer at PanteraCapital in SanFrancisco and a member of the DTR council, told Bloomberg. ... Source link ....

processing thousands of transactions a second. Professors from seven U.S ... “The mainstream public is aware that these networks don’t scale,’’ JoeyKrug, co-chief investment officer at PanteraCapital in SanFrancisco, who is also a member of the DTR council, said in an interview ... more like 3D printing than the internet.’’ ... OriginalSource ....

Al-Shabab, an al-Qaida-linked extremist group based in neighboring Somalia, claimed responsibility for the assault. Spindler was the founder and managing director of I-DEV International, a SanFrancisco-based strategy and investment advisory firm with an office in Kenya's capital city, the company confirmed to ABC News in an email Wednesday ... embassy....

processing thousands of transactions a second. Professors from seven U.S ... “The mainstream public is aware that these networks don’t scale,’’ JoeyKrug, co-chief investment officer at PanteraCapital in SanFrancisco, who is also a member of the DTR council, said in an interview ... more like 3D printing than the internet.’’ ... Story continues ... Weiner....

More ... Al-Shabab, an al-Qaida-linked extremist group based in neighboring Somalia, claimed responsibility for the assault. Spindler was the founder and managing director of I-DEV International, a SanFrancisco-based strategy and investment advisory firm with an office in Kenya's capital city, the company confirmed to ABC News in an email Wednesday ... ....

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